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A study published by Jiff evaluated two years of employer-sponsored wearable data and revealed a number of interesting points, many of which counter common beliefs about these technologies. Below are some of the highlights that we found most ...

Loyal readers of the Wellable Blog know how important it is for corporate wellness administrators to embrace the consumerism of their industry. Wellable has dubbed this embrace a consumer wellness strategy and encourages everyone involved with ...

There is no shortage of studies assessing the ability of fitness trackers to promote physical activity, weight loss, disease management, and more. Fitbit even created a research library just to manage and promote the hundreds of studies utilizing ...

A recent study published in the journal Preventative Medicine looks at whether social support, competition, or teamwork provides an answer to one of the ongoing dilemmas plaguing corporate wellness programs – participation. Researchers from the ...

A study from Financial Finesse shows that the burdens of financial stress have significant and tangible impacts on employers and employees. As a result, proper financial wellness tools have the ability to significantly benefit both parties.

Employers, health plans, and government agencies all try to ascribe a value to healthy living. Each one has their own motivation and perspective on why they care, but all of these reasons focus, to some degree, on managing healthcare expenses. ...

Research from HealthFitness and The Connell Group shows that despite wellness program participants having greater satisfaction with wellness programs and perceiving themselves as healthier, nearly 60% of employees do not participate. There have ...

A new study published in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) has the digital health, employee wellness, and wearable community abuzz. According to the study, wearable activity trackers can count steps and calories burned but ...

According to an online survey of 2,000 Americans from Ketchum, a global research and analytics firm, 47% of American smartphone users have an app that tracks fitness, working out, health, or medicine. Furthermore, 83% of people who use fitness or ...

According to a new report from IDC, market share in wearable device shipments for Q2 2016 saw fairly significant shifts relative to previous quarters. Most notably, the Apple Watch saw its number of shipments drop more than 50% year-over-year. ...